Joe Friesen is a journalist and reporter at The Globe and Mail, focusing on higher education. He covers a wide range of topics related to Canadian universities and colleges, including tuition hikes, funding challenges, and student activism. Friesen is also the author of The Ballad of Danny Wolfe.
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Joe Friesen's articles mainly focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations related to higher education, tuition hikes, and student unions in Canada. He frequently cites data to support his reporting.
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By: Joe Friesen
The province’s largest English universities are pursuing separate court proceedings against the government in an attempt to head off the new rules
By: Joe Friesen
Spending on so-called sustainability fund, along with extension of tuition freeze, falls short of recommendations from expert panel
By: Joe Friesen
Listen to this article More than six weeks after the federal government's cap on international study permits was announced, provinces and
By: Joe Friesen
The lottery, unique among Canadian medical schools, will occur early in the application process and not for the final selection
By: Joe Friesen
The schools are also calling for an increase to the grants and stipends paid to young researchers
By: Joe Friesen, Ivan Semeniuk
The federal government announced a major financial commitment to graduate students and scientific infrastructure in this week's budget that university
By: Xavier Duhamel, Joe Friesen
Listen to this article McGill University has taken the extraordinary step of asking police to deal with the pro-Palestinian encampment on its campus just days after it began.
By: Eric Andrew-Gee, Joe Friesen
Superior Court Justice Chantal Masse ruled that the students who sought the injunction failed to prove that the protests endangered their physical safety or prevented them from attending class.
By: Joe Friesen
Listen to this article Protesters at the University of Toronto breached a temporary fence on campus under the cover of darkness early Thursday
By: Laura Stone, Joe Friesen
Listen to this article Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says universities are places of free speech and debate but that everyone must feel safe
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